... buttered mould, and steam until set (about one hour). Turn out and serve hot with mushroom sauce. Mushroom Sauce: Stir into one pint of Biehdaiel sauce 9lb. of cup mushrooms, finely minced. Simrder gently or fifteen minutee. Italian Egg Paste with Grilled ...

... 2, in two public lectures, he told how the British could flourish on meatless meals, and shared the result of his researches into hygienic food values and the making of savoury meals with all who cared to hear, and they were many. Mr. Massingham is m the ...

... feeding. ll ERE is an old Cornish proverb which asserts that the devil has Tll ERE is an old Cornish proverb which asserts that the devil has never dared to show his fac~ in Cornwall, because, if he had so oared, some Cornish housewife would have put him ...

... LADI ES—Please note the interesting and practical menus which has been arranged for the February I' f p 4- ELECTRIC COOKER 4b DEMONSTRATIONS held each THURSDAY at 3 p.m. at the WEST STREET SHOWROOMS YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND THURSDAY, FEB. 2nd ...

... THE QUEEN, THE LADY'S NEWSPAPER. 1077 curried (from a cud's head and trimuagsl, cold beef, baron of hare, Field-Marshal at once dismounted, and, kneeling by the croquettesof rice, Friday : Fish pudding, plum dough ; dinner, injured man, gave him a drink ...

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... 600 WOMEN'S EMPLOYMENT. April 7. 1906. TILE QUEEN,THE LADY'S NEWSI'AI)IIt. or all round the mould. Molt the pa s te and thi s f arce should Vi enna d oug h , or any goo d h ouse h o ld dough, Lady inubteniug it pressed into the mould to la e' the shape ...

... THE WSW, THE LADY'S NEWSPAPER,. May 26, 1900. 878 . a deseertspoonful of flour, sad a For the cook at £2O a year does more than jut cook meals managed. e hould divide the imams somewhat after this fashicia - i for vu ; and the coals and rent are not for ...

... LADIES' SUMMER UNDIES RAYON VESTS A I m p selection of ga r bts in miens dopes mod a p with mad sock led open sop. Pesch sad White. Usury sold at 2 11. Nwr Half Price BAIR MATS osams make in dose thick Terry with check design. Usually sold at 4/6 each ...

... shelter ducks soon wrong cold to congested quarters feed of in morning consisting scalded clover bran biscuit meal meat sharps Failing the biscuit meal use Sussex ground failing peameal as base mash serve serve it in lukewarm the use grain genial will result ...

... sprouts. broc• celeriac, celery. chervil, cucumbers, endive. cachalot. sulk. gnaw haricots. horseradish. leeks, lettuces (French) . brans, mushrooms (cultivated ) . mustard sins crew, onions and Spanish), parsnips. potatoes, radishes, rhubarb (forced), ...

... Spanish nut (a kind of flour de lure), onions, leeks, chives, garlic, turnip tops, winter cress, garden suooorie, dandelion leaves, endive, wild and garden lettuces, beetroot and leaves, lesser leeks or prick-madams. * Punkas, sampler, watercress ...